Finding a niche and focusing on it will help prevent you from shiny object syndrome and shorten the time it takes to get in the game.

Sometimes I think I am not landlord material, and I think it has to do with imposter syndrome but also with the fact that I have a lot of money to work with from a family member so therefore I don't necessarily need to be doing repairs, accounting, etc. myself.

As you can tell, I have shiny object syndrome and can’t seem to focus on one thing to get my laser focus and begin making traction in one direction.

Don't fall into the "shiny object" syndrome. - Don't be afraid to partner. - Network

Allowing people to add adu’s though probably won’t do too much except for investors as most people don’t want renters on their propertyWhat should be done is more master planning around metro areas to incorporate more mixed use properties and review building heightsI was in Santa Barbara a few weeks ago which is beautiful but super expensive because of lack of housing - some very simple fixes but why would people want to fix it because it could impact there life’s and property values (the old NIMBY syndrome)

Maybe I am getting a little too excited with shiny object syndrome.

Direction is hugely important in the beginning because it will save you time lost via shiny object syndrome.

What you will find with real estate investing is that there are so many opportunities, and many struggle with shiny object syndrome.

So as people can learn.having limiting beliefs  and having shiny object syndrome. 

Feels a bit like imposter syndrome at this stage of the game for me but I recognize the power of speaking my goals and intentions into existence.